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Cover IMF Staff Country Reports
Saudi Arabia: Selected Issues
International Monetary Fund. Middle East and Central Asia Dept.
This Selected Issues paper assesses the importance of oil and interest rate spillovers for Saudi Arabia. Oil prices have fallen by more than 40 percent since mid-2014 while the Federal Reserve is expected in the coming months to begin raising its policy rate at the beginning of a gradual tightening cycle. Given the importance of oil to the economy and the peg of the riyal to the U.S. dollar, these are two key developments for Saudi Arabia. Although a temporary drop in oil prices would likely have little effect on the economy and banks given the financial cushions that have been built-up, a longer-lasting period of low oil prices would have a more significant impact.
Keywords:
ISCR; CR; price; oil price; private sector; government spending; equity price; energy price; NPL ratio; price reform; Energy prices; Oil prices; Fuel prices; Labor markets; Electricity; Global
Cover IMF Staff Country Reports
United Arab Emirates: Statistical Appendix
International Monetary Fund
In this paper, the following statistical data of the United Arab Emirates are presented: sectoral origin of GDP at constant prices, real growth by economic sector, sectoral distribution of nominal GDP, use of resources at current prices, per capita GDP and distribution of GDP at factor cost by the Emirates, oil and natural gas production, exports and prices, average crude oil prices, agricultural production, population of the Emirates, sectoral distribution of civilian employment, pension fund operations, Abu Dhabi development expenditures, Dubai government operations, interest rates and balance of payments, and direction of trade.
Keywords:
ISCR; CR; U.A.E. dirham; U.A.E. BOP accounts; central bank; export; U.A.E. BOP account; oil export price; development expenditure; U.A.E. University; Oil; Exports; Commercial banks; Imports; Oil sector; Middle East